I had a beer and rewatched the 2009 Star Trek over on Patreon FREE to check out if you want to watch along: www.patreon.com/posts/patreon-star-98605898 I got a lot more of the references this time 😂😂 STAR TREK REBOOT TRILOGY: ua-cam.com/play/PLQHhQlj8i5doZs95Xwlr8wmPuyDVNfMIi.html ORIGINAL SERIES: ua-cam.com/play/PLQHhQlj8i5drsrCtQd-FDuZZ99vKlPTyZ.html NEXT GENERATION: ua-cam.com/play/PLQHhQlj8i5dqskzLNqeSNyMGa1rBWe3h1.html
Did you know the guy who called red alert on Yorktown when the swarm attacked 31:02 is the kelvin version of one of Prime kirks acadamy enemies they often pranked each other.
RIP Leonard Nimoy and Anton Yelchin. They did a beautiful tribute to the both of them, and seeing the photo of the original cast together at the end always makes me tear up.
Seriously, Anton's Chekov is what sold me on the reboot. And now Anton's Chekov makes me choke up. Big 6'4" scowly old Marine absolutely wrecked every time I watch the first new ST or Terminator Salvation. lol proud of it too; nerd luyyyyf. RIP Anton; Star Trek is not Star Trek without you.
So sad he was killed by a car AI that as Anton changed oil, it started, put itself in drive and then pinned him to the garage door. Was donated to the cast for ads and quickly pulled.
@@charlesmaurer6214I'm not sure where you got that information from but it's incorrect. It was a Jeep Grand Cherokee, it didn't have AI or self driving features. It was recalled because of a badly designed gear shifter, basically drivers incorrectly thought they had put their cars in Park but they were still in gear. It was linked to 40+ injuries and dozens of other accidents. He thought he had parked his car on his sloped driveway. He hadn't. He got out of his car, it rolled backwards down the driveway and killed him.
That's not what happened. Per the NYT: The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee that rolled backward down a driveway and killed the actor Anton Yelchin early Sunday was a model that Fiat Chrysler has recalled for a gearshift issue that has confused drivers, leading them to accidentally leave the car in neutral when they think it is safely in park.
It was said Leonard nimoy was brought to tears when he saw Carl urbans performance as mccoy, he said it was so close to deforestation kelly, he couldn't help but tear up
I remember taking my mother (who is a huge fan of the original series) to see the first movie in this trilogy. After seeing it, I asked what she thought about Chris Pine as Kirk. Her exact words were, "he has just a bit of the devil in his smile, like Shatner did. They really found the perfect man to take up the mantle." Honestly, it's rare to see so many iconic characters so perfectly cast for a reboot.
I could not disagree more. Chris Pine is nothing like Shatner. He's the exact same as in every other movie. Karl Urban is amazing as Bones, Simon Pegg is very good ss Scotty. Other than that, the rest of the cast is middling to poor. They're good actors, but they're not capturing the original characters. Pine is by far the worst. Of course they're not helped by the poor scripts. That's not their fault.
@@tedkord1968 I agree that Karl Urban does the best. I'd say Zachary Quinto gets screwed by the script in the sequels because of the 'bringing out his human side' point they fall back on. Never go full human. Of course, my mom hated TNG because she found it too sedate.
Old movies, new movies, old series, new series, whatever. Jen, you're a terrific Trek fan. No matter what segment of the Trek universe we watch together, you make it better!
@@jenmurrayxo We can 3D print rockets... My question is... Why are we not building warehouses to 3D printing sections of the Enterprise and let other technologies that are currently in there infancies let them mature and later install into the ship that`s been built....
As an older generation (Gen X) fan who grew up with TNG as “my” Star Trek, I really like these newer movies (& most of the new shows, too). In part, because of folks like you, Jen: the newer movies hooked you because they were tailored to your sensibilities, but were still recognizable as Star Trek at their core. The Kelvin movies minted a new Star Trek fan in you, & you are not alone. I defend the new movies & shows to older fans for exactly that reason. They have attracted tons of new fans to one of the best franchises in the world. We should all be happy about that. Every Trek is someone’s first. Every Trek is someone’s favorite. I am just happy that more Trek is being made & new people are finding it every day.
Agreed! And I think the spirit of Star Trek itself is open mindedness, exploration, experimentation, evolving... I thought this was a cool, different take on an alternate timeline that didn't mess with the OG stuff that made me want to delve deeper into the old shows and movies 🖖
I have spoken against those who bash new sci fi series precisely because I saw what critics and the fandom said about TNG, Voyager, and ENT in their first seasons, and because of social media it has become particularly toxic. You can make the same argument by using the Star Wars prequels: old fogies who loved episodes 4 through 6 HATED the prequels, but a new generation of fans loved them and still do. We're going to see the same with the sequel trilogy, as well as Discovery, as unbelievable as that sounds to the fandom. But unfortunately there are always going to be fans who don't want something new, they want the studios to remake what they liked on their terms, and there's just no way that can happen.
@@MMuraseofSandvich Not gonna actually counter ANY of the more common arguments levied against new trek? Cause it kinda seems like all you're saying is people are wrong (with no evidence) and this has happened before. As if the wrong assessment of one thing in the past inherently means the same applies to other things, no further investigation required... 🤦 I mean, you do realise flaws exist, right? Or would you say that [the room] is (unironically) a cinematic masterpiece too? I have seen the arguments posed by old trek fans, and I have yet to see ANY sort of proper counter put forth by fans of new trek. All the fans of new trek do is exactly what you do here; ignore all the actual argumentation while insisting it's all in people's heads. You know what the people who like the prequels do? They acknowledge the flaws. They don't pretend that there aren't any. Unlike all the people who constantly need to blindly "defend" against the criticism levied against things like [new trek]. New trek is depressing af, the dialogue sounds as though it's written like bad fan-fiction by a not so eloquent teenager. And what's with all the blood, gore and colorful language? What possible reason could the entirety of the federation of planets have to reintroduce copious amounts of swearing into their use of language? In fact, that's literally not how language works. It takes far longer than a single human lifetime to change the usage of language that much and on such a large scale. Since when is star trek like that?... Well, since new trek. It is SO OBVIOUS that the thoughtful and insightful nature of star trek was replaced by "sheer, fucking, hubris". Enjoy it subjectively all you want, that is your right as an individual and people should just accept that. Same goes for people who enjoy the taste of feces. But don't go around claiming a turd on a plate is a 5* meal when it's not... It's not right. There are MANY flaws, some of which are arguably irredeemable. And it simply doesn't work when people don't actually try to counter those arguments and instead try to brush them aside or talk around them. 🤷 And as a final thing to take note of; Our subjective opinions have NEVER actually held the power to dictate reality. (what people think about and used to think about the prequels, is inconsequential) If tomorrow everyone started eating turds on plates, that wouldn't magically make feces a healthy and sustaining meal. Reality simply does not work like that. 😮💨 Same goes for the quality of a work of fiction. People liking or enjoying something is not an actual look at the quality of its construction. So the argument you use here just doesn't work in the way you're trying to use it.
The aircraft carrier the original ship was named after, USS _Enterprise_ (CV-6), was the sister ship of USS _Yorktown_ (CV-5). The original USS _Yorktown_ was sunk at Midway in 1942. USS _Enterprise_ made it through the whole of the Pacific War. She was marked as surplus in 1946, and ultimately sold for scrap in 1958, six years before Gene Roddenberry - who was a bomber pilot during the war - began work on _Star Trek_ with the S.S. _Yorktown._
the Little girl with Sulu is Demora Sulu, his daughter, she's seen in the original timeline in the movie Generations as the Helmsman of the Enterprise B
As reinventions go, they also did a superb job with Star Trek Strange New Worlds, which takes place on the Enterprise 10 years before TOS. We see Pike, Spock, Uhura, Kirk, Chapel and later Scotty with a splendid crew, episodic stories. They also did a great job updating the intro theme and the ship.
I feel they did that whiskey scene at 3:01as an homage to late actor Anton Yelchin. As there is on glass left full and Kirk and McCoy took their drinks.
This is an underrated gem. It went out of it's way to give us an interesting multi-faceted villain without retreading old characters. Not only that, actually made an interesting NEW member of the gang. If there ever is a new film I need to hear her talk about her new "house". I want to hear they salvaged parts of the Franklin for the Enterprise repair, and that she can tell you where each bit is.
Glad the Ill-fated _Star Trek Enterprise_ got some recognition in this movie: The MACOs and the Xindi played a big part during the Series‘ third Season.
Great reaction Jen. I'm one of the old die hard Star Trek fans. I've been watching Star Trek since the early 70's. And I think you are right Jen when you say that they were made primarily to attract the younger generations. But old or young, how can you not love these movies?
6:42 Mark! It is cool to see a full-sized starship launch like that rather tiny ones as seen in "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" and both versions of "Battlestar Galactica"! 🖖
I think any reboot, remake, reimagined of any movie or television the picks up a new fan that enjoys it and perhaps appreciates the originals is worth it.
26:37 Mark! It isn't a spoiler now to point out that this movie has those that played "Steve Trevor" & "Heimdall" & "Gamora" & Executioner" and the actor from "Third Watch" & "Heroes" who is also in a "Star Wars" movie! 🤔
40:21 Mark! No, they aren't rebuilding the wrecked ship. They built a replacement ship. Knowing what I now know about the "Enterprise-D" I see no reason now to repair and/or rebuild the wrecked one, though. In the Prime Timeline, she exploded because of the self-destruct and then experienced atmospheric entry burning and then impacting on the planet's surface, and then the planet exploded! There's no coming back from that! 😮
Anton Yelchin (Chekov) died during the filming of this movie, he hadn't shown up for rehearsal and when they went to his home he was found dead in his driveway. Apparently after he pulled into his driveway, he got out of his Jeep Cherokee to check for mail at his locked gate, his vehicle rolled down the steep incline pinning Anton between the pillar and the Jeep killing him. He was 27. 😔 Anyway, loved the review, love you, take care and stay safe ❤
As a classic _STAR TREK_ fan, I was quite impressed with how they split this timeline while keeping the original in tact. IMO the _Kelvin Timeline_ concept was inspired.
43:51 Mark! 1.6K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! ☺️ Notes: "Netflix" somehow got to show "Star Trek: Prodigy" and so I viewed it! I appreciate these three live-action movies now even more so after seeing that series made for children or young people. 🤔 By that I mean, that I'm disappointed that by the 24th Century in that series and the 23rd Century in this movie trilogy, that more relevance is given to Slanguage than proper grammar! 😳 Bless you Jen Murray for being not just pretty, but also smart and intelligent enough to understand this trilogy as well as the older shows and movies! I'm 59 and I have no problems with the canon (not "cannon") status of them! "Apocrypha" is applied to non-canon stuff like fan-made productions. I can accept alternate timelines and realities and a Multiverse! It is easy for me because I accept the phenomenon known as "The Tommy Westphall Universe"! As anything goes in the imagination of an autistic boy! 🧐
The USS Franklin is meant to be from the Star Trek: Enterprise era - the design is very similar to the NX-Refit that was intended to be introduced in the not-filmed 5th season (which was in fact meant to take place during the Romulan War - which is where "Krall" lost his mind). Edit: It's also where the Xindi was a thing - Season 3, basically. No spoilers.
Man, i wasn't expecting to tear up hearing Anton as Chekov speaking in the end credits, but he was such a great actor and filled the role perfectly. This is my favorite of the Kelvin movies. The visuals and the score are epic, and the cast is firing on all cylinders here. I'm one of the few that grew up watching TNG when it was new but still like these movies. Good to know that they are still drawing in new fans even 15 years later
39:40 I've heard that after Anton Yelchin passed away they did an almost last minute edit, and centered Chekov in the shot. As for everything else about this movie? I loved it. They felt most like the original crew in a new scenario, and I even loved the shout out to Enterprise, the last show before the long wait for new TV shows commenced, because the Franklin feels so much like that show's version of Enterprise that I started singing "Where My Heart Will Take Me" in the middle of the theater.
Leonard Nimoy gets credited as a "Prime" example in two different franchises! He also voiced the scientific Sleestak in Will Farrell's "Land of the Lost" movie! He narrated, and maybe hosted, the original "In Search Of..." and his successor here hosts the revival version. In the original series version of "Mission: Impossible" he was also a secret agent. He was a great person to meet and chat with! Including being with William Shatner. My favorite encounter was not at an autograph table or in a Q&A line, but when my best friend and I randomly encountered them, as we and they were just walking. I'm not sure if that was just the mingling part of "Supper with the Stars" or during the regular convention session or both? 🤔 I look forward now to viewing your video! 😊
I know this was a while ago, but I just want to say, my Mom is a die-hard Trek fan, and watched the original series as it aired when she was in high school. And she's loved the reboots. They aren't trying to replace anything. Like most of Trek they're just adding more. I also really like these, and especially love how good the casting was. (Spock has always been my favorite character in all of Trek, and I think Zachary Quinto really nailed the character.) I'm glad Jen enjoyed them and is enjoying the rest of Star Trek.
love your love for old and new trek. keep going with all of the shows, there is something to love in all of them. Regardless of what others might say or think.
I'm so glad you've really been enjoying Star Trek, Jen, and there's still so much more. I especially have to agree with you that Karl Urban makes a great Bones. I think they did a great job with the casting in general for this version of the characters. Great reaction!!
I agree with you. I know nothing can replace our original cast, but this one has a ton of chemistry too. Star Trek always shines when it focuses on the friendships among the crew. This version has so much heart. And the musical scores are just phenomenal!
4:45 yeah... uhmm.... trying to un-complicate the complicated here... Sulu's _daughter_ shows up in ST 7 at the the helm of the Enterprise-B, before the encounter with the Nexus. that on-screen event then triggered a fan production called Star Trek Phase II to show an episode where then-Ensign Sulu is time-shifted in a transporter accident and fathers a daughter called Alara. That daughter is killed off, and Sulu is reverted to his younger self. George Takei guest stars as old man Sulu. _off_ that plot point, years later we get another production set in the prime timeline where old Sulu (Takei) talks to his ST7-established daughter Demora about that Phase2-established daughter Alara, which we never saw. since we never saw neither Demora's nor Alara's mother/s (tho they are mentioned in various books), and having Takei coming out as gay after the end of Star Trek, they decided to make _this_ Sulu (alternate) gay. _this_ daughter we see here could either be Demora, OR Alara... fans widely consider her to be Demora since it's the one we've seen in the movie. it's a retroactively-referenced spin-off reference. bordering causality loop. yeah.... Trek is full of those. 5:55 and that officer is Commodore (Admiral?) Paris, which is a reference to Tom Paris from Voyager. this would be this timeline's great-grandmother to Tom, 100 years down the line. her first name is never mentioned, but it would be cool if she was named Miral, after Tom's daughter, which would make her a retroactive reference to _this_ Miral, and ... you get the point.
Jen, I absolutely love how much fun you're having with Star Trek. I was delighted to see this post and get an additional fix of Trek beyond (pun intended) the regular TNG Sunday (although I wish you'd do 2 per week😅). As a child of 1967, I watched the original series in reruns and did enjoy them, although I didn't fully appreciate them until the movies came out. I fully embraced TNG and love rewatching them with you and seeing them through your enjoyment. Can't wait until Sunday. Live Long, and Prosper... Oh, the Vulcan 🖖 is something Nimoy stoll from seeing Jewish Rabi doing during a ceremony. I believe he explained it on a DVD extra somewhere or perhaps it was just an interview. Anyway that's where it comes from. PS: Darn-it, I forgot to add that I also like and appreciate the JJ Abrams series. I don't know if 4 will get done or not. I hope, in one form or the other they do return Star Trek to the big screen.
Great reaction as always. You should watch Chris Pine in Outlaw King where he plays Robert the Bruce. It’s a fantastic movie…much of it filmed near where I live
This is my favorite of the Kelvin Trek movies. It doesn’t feel like too much fan service and does a great job with the characters and action. The story also feels very Trek where every character uses their specialty to help the whole team win. It’s great!
17:15 Mark! Someone published a book, a wall poster, and maybe calendars, dedicated to the "History of Ships Named Enterprise" and in that spirit I share this article link with you! 🖖 en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=USS_Franklin&action=edit§ion=0
A beat so ILL that it can be weaponized. One of two facts about Sabotage that prove just how awesome it is. (The other fact being that there are action figures for the original music video.)
I'm glad you're so aware of the music of movies. Michael Giacchino is one of the best of the biz. He also did some music for the new Trek shows AND he directed a Short Trek called Ephraim and Dot on Paramount+ which is excellent.
Seen this movie a few times but never picked up on them saying Edison used to be a MACO! Also makes more sense now to me that he mentioned the Xindi at 36:22. That's a cool reference to another Star Trek series (prime timeline)
Best line of the movie comes early on when Kirk is complaining about how routine everything has become, and says that "things have become...episodic." That was such a great call-back to TOS. The most heart-breaking moment of course was the reveal of the death of Ambassador Spock. Fans were still mourning the loss of Leonard Nimoy. It was a respectful tribute.
Man, imagine being a highly decorated MACO like Edison and protecting the Earth through 2 wars (tho the Xindi war wasn't really a war in the classic sense, so i guess only one) only to be put on an outdated ship and be told to go explore lol.
I don't quite manage to see these as Star Trek movies, but .. I do love them as great movies AND great Love Letters to both original Star Trek and its characters! Always enjoyable watching som Sci-Fi and/or great movie scores with you! Keep it up!
As a fan of the Enterprise tv show, I freaked out when they referenced things from that series. This and the previous movie dont get enough love......quite the opposite actually, but I find them so fun. A fourth movie would be great and it sounds like maybe it might be happening but its been so hard to get that project going from what I hear.
This is my favorite of the trilogy. It really feels like classic Star Trek, in multiple ways, while being it's own thing. And all of the actors feel like they fully become the characters in this one. The fact that an actual Star Trek fan Directed this one is very obvious. I also loved all of the references to Star Trek: Enterprise, the most underrated of the classic Star Trek shows. **Also Kirk learning, this early in his career that he doesn't want the Admiral position, that he's a captain that needs a ship. Instead of having to go through 4 whole movies to get there. Is awesome.**
I've been watching Trek TOS since the early 70s in syndication as a kid after school, then later in the evenings after the local nightly news (it bounced around over the years). Even so, I enjoyed the 2009 Star Trek. I did not care for "Into Darkness" all that much, but I loved "Beyond". I really do want another movie with this cast. Just a shame that Anton is not with us - that was heartbreaking.
A fourth STAR TREK movie was in development, with Chris Hemsworth reprising his role as George Kirk, who didn't die, but ended up in an alternate universe as he was imprisoned by inter dimensional beings with God like abilities and Kirk and the Enterprise crew must save his father. However it was cancelled following the accidental death of Anton Yelchin.
@@kerry-j4mthe problem being sometimes paying all the actors their "worth" makes the production too expensive to be profitable. And it does sound like a terrible plot.
Thanks jen. On kirk and spock as a great team . There is a deleted scene from the first movie 09 . Where kirk is speaking to spock prime about how they are not friends and hate each other. Shock says they will be friends and a great team , that they will have a famous partnership. Like lennon and Mccarthy ( the beatles) .
Jen, you look quite fetching in that uniform, it suits you. I enjoyed this movie more than the second one it had the heart the second one was missing. However, I am a Trekkie through and through, and I love them all. Great reaction Jen!
A bittersweet watch, Jen, it's a great film, but we lost, Leonard Nimoy and Anton Yelchin. 💔 I would love to see watch your reaction to more of the original series, please.
Hi Jen ,, Sad Fact , Make the most of watching Chekov (Anton Yelchin) in this film as by the time it was Released Poor Anton (R.I.P) had already Passed Away , he was killed when (due to a faut in the vehicle) his Jeep Grand Cherokee Rolled Backwards trapping him against a stone pillar & security Fence 😮💨... A real Sad loss because at 27 who knows how big a star the Talented Actor could have become ... ps in answer to your Question we would love to see you React To "The Mandalorian"
I've always said, and maybe I already did to you, but yes, the casting for this was top notch. Quinto as Spock was spot on, Urban as Bones is great. But Pine does such a great job of nailing the Kirk that Shatner did, without doing Shatner. If that makes sense.
Love this movie, but I am glad they took a pause before making more. I think we all needed time to process losing beloved cast members, new and old. Jen, I would be totally happy to watch you react to each and every one of the original series episodes, if you'd like to do that! Love Star Trekking with you. :)
One of the great things about _Star Trek_ is that it reinvents itself for different generations. My mom was a fan of the Original Series, while I grew up with _The Next Generation._ Though the different groups of fans may squabble amongst themselves about the pros and cons of their eras, it is smart to never let the IP stagnate. This is my favorite of the Kelvin timeline movies. It's sad that tragedy bookended the production of this film. Leonard Nimoy passed a little before production began, and only weeks before the release of the movie, Anton Yelchin died in a freak accident. If production of a fourth Kelvin _Trek_ ever gets off the ground, the writers must address the problem of Anton's Chekov. While there is no perfect solution, an in-universe explanation exists. They can say Chekov left the _Enterprise_ to serve aboard the _Reliant,_ just as the character did in _The Wrath of Khan._
Released during the 50th anniversary. It does feel like a episode of the original series. The actions and scope gladly increase because of director Justin Lin (post Fast & Furious) and the script was co-written by Scotty himself, Simon Pegg. The original crew adjusting to these voyages was better expressed than on the original series. Usually it's just another day for everybody and you see more of everyone handling it on their own way. Much like the original series, some villains have been ex-Starfleet members and 'out of the blue' allies become part of Starfleet. Idris Elba as the Captain gone rogue, Krall was good and sinister. Sofia Boutella's next role after Kingsmen (2015) as Jaylah was meant for Jennifer Lawrence and definitely shows she could be an exciting action heroine. Both actors had incredible makeup work (especially Elba). Rihanna provides a song called Sledgehammer. The first one ever recorded for the film series. Leonard Nimoy & Anton Yelchin passings were deeply felt. Their contributions as old & new characters are certainly unforgettable. After BEYOND, multiple Star Trek original series have been going pretty strong from CBS All Access to Paramount plus. More movies are apparently coming, but with the original crew, it's unknown if we'll see them again.
I've had so much fun enjoying your trip down Trek! This movie and the trilogy are such a love letter to TOS. I really adore and miss this crew. I think you'd like 'Star Trek: Enterprise', it's a prequel to TOS and has a great cast and tonally is a nice mix of TOS and TNG. Folks gave it a hard time but have come around to it, as usual. If I may, I'd recommend watching the first two episodes of the pilot (Broken Bow parts 1 and 2) to see how you feel about it. Thank you for sharing your Trek adventures! It's always nice to see nice folks fall in love with stuff you love 🖖🏼😄
Hey Hey there Admiral Jen Murray. Love watching your reaction to this Star Trek. Love watching anything Star Trek with you. Hope you have a perfect weekend. ❤ Live long, and prosper, Admiral. 🖖🙂
I had a beer and rewatched the 2009 Star Trek over on Patreon FREE to check out if you want to watch along: www.patreon.com/posts/patreon-star-98605898 I got a lot more of the references this time 😂😂
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I'm Definitely going to check that out tonight💝and Thanks again Jen!👍
Yes to MORE OLD EPISODES! 🚀
Fantastic, I’ll give that a watch
Hi Jen,
I don't know if you know, but unfortunately Anton Yelchin, Chekov, passed away in a terrible accident before the release of this film.
Did you know the guy who called red alert on Yorktown when the swarm attacked 31:02 is the kelvin version of one of Prime kirks acadamy enemies they often pranked each other.
RIP Leonard Nimoy and Anton Yelchin. They did a beautiful tribute to the both of them, and seeing the photo of the original cast together at the end always makes me tear up.
Seriously, Anton's Chekov is what sold me on the reboot. And now Anton's Chekov makes me choke up. Big 6'4" scowly old Marine absolutely wrecked every time I watch the first new ST or Terminator Salvation. lol proud of it too; nerd luyyyyf. RIP Anton; Star Trek is not Star Trek without you.
@@exoterric "Anton's Chekov" sounds like the Russian playwright, never noticed that connection before.
So sad he was killed by a car AI that as Anton changed oil, it started, put itself in drive and then pinned him to the garage door. Was donated to the cast for ads and quickly pulled.
@@charlesmaurer6214I'm not sure where you got that information from but it's incorrect. It was a Jeep Grand Cherokee, it didn't have AI or self driving features.
It was recalled because of a badly designed gear shifter, basically drivers incorrectly thought they had put their cars in Park but they were still in gear. It was linked to 40+ injuries and dozens of other accidents.
He thought he had parked his car on his sloped driveway. He hadn't. He got out of his car, it rolled backwards down the driveway and killed him.
That's not what happened. Per the NYT:
The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee that rolled backward down a driveway and killed the actor Anton Yelchin early Sunday was a model that Fiat Chrysler has recalled for a gearshift issue that has confused drivers, leading them to accidentally leave the car in neutral when they think it is safely in park.
RIP, Leonard Nimoy, 1931-2015.
RIP, Anton Yelchin, 1989-2016
Live Long And Prosper.
It was said Leonard nimoy was brought to tears when he saw Carl urbans performance as mccoy, he said it was so close to deforestation kelly, he couldn't help but tear up
@@Nimzzeee😂😂😂
The cast and the soundtracks are the better parts of the Abrams reboot series IMO, despite the obvious flaws in the writing.
That part with the pic of the original crew with the original theme playing over it always gets me
@@jmwoods190 especially this part as JJ didn't direct it, the guy that directed Tokyo Drift did this part.
Jen, I AM the older generation - born in 1966 - and I LOVED the Beastie Boys ending of this movie. Glad I'm not alone!
Same! (1964)
@@barkingmonkee Me too (1961)
I remember taking my mother (who is a huge fan of the original series) to see the first movie in this trilogy. After seeing it, I asked what she thought about Chris Pine as Kirk. Her exact words were, "he has just a bit of the devil in his smile, like Shatner did. They really found the perfect man to take up the mantle." Honestly, it's rare to see so many iconic characters so perfectly cast for a reboot.
I could not disagree more. Chris Pine is nothing like Shatner. He's the exact same as in every other movie. Karl Urban is amazing as Bones, Simon Pegg is very good ss Scotty. Other than that, the rest of the cast is middling to poor. They're good actors, but they're not capturing the original characters. Pine is by far the worst.
Of course they're not helped by the poor scripts. That's not their fault.
@@tedkord1968 I agree that Karl Urban does the best. I'd say Zachary Quinto gets screwed by the script in the sequels because of the 'bringing out his human side' point they fall back on. Never go full human. Of course, my mom hated TNG because she found it too sedate.
I must say, Michael Giacchino did an amazing job with the musical score. The main theme sounds so epic.
Old movies, new movies, old series, new series, whatever. Jen, you're a terrific Trek fan. No matter what segment of the Trek universe we watch together, you make it better!
Thank you!
@@jenmurrayxo You bet!
@@jenmurrayxo We can 3D print rockets... My question is... Why are we not building warehouses to 3D printing sections of the Enterprise and let other technologies that are currently in there infancies let them mature and later install into the ship that`s been built....
14:30 "Put the phazer down" instantly reminded me of Young Frankenstein "Put the candle back."
Love Young Frankenstein, it's my favorite Mel Brooks. I'll bet Jen really likes it when she gets around to it.
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Scotty (Simon Pegg) cowrote the screenplay here. Dammit Jen, you're Vulcan awesome!
Hence the subplot with a hot Alien chick
As an older generation (Gen X) fan who grew up with TNG as “my” Star Trek, I really like these newer movies (& most of the new shows, too). In part, because of folks like you, Jen: the newer movies hooked you because they were tailored to your sensibilities, but were still recognizable as Star Trek at their core. The Kelvin movies minted a new Star Trek fan in you, & you are not alone.
I defend the new movies & shows to older fans for exactly that reason. They have attracted tons of new fans to one of the best franchises in the world. We should all be happy about that.
Every Trek is someone’s first. Every Trek is someone’s favorite. I am just happy that more Trek is being made & new people are finding it every day.
Agreed! And I think the spirit of Star Trek itself is open mindedness, exploration, experimentation, evolving... I thought this was a cool, different take on an alternate timeline that didn't mess with the OG stuff that made me want to delve deeper into the old shows and movies 🖖
@@jenmurrayxo In accordance with the Vulcan principle of IDIC: Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations.
I have spoken against those who bash new sci fi series precisely because I saw what critics and the fandom said about TNG, Voyager, and ENT in their first seasons, and because of social media it has become particularly toxic. You can make the same argument by using the Star Wars prequels: old fogies who loved episodes 4 through 6 HATED the prequels, but a new generation of fans loved them and still do. We're going to see the same with the sequel trilogy, as well as Discovery, as unbelievable as that sounds to the fandom.
But unfortunately there are always going to be fans who don't want something new, they want the studios to remake what they liked on their terms, and there's just no way that can happen.
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Not gonna actually counter ANY of the more common arguments levied against new trek?
Cause it kinda seems like all you're saying is people are wrong (with no evidence) and this has happened before. As if the wrong assessment of one thing in the past inherently means the same applies to other things, no further investigation required... 🤦
I mean, you do realise flaws exist, right? Or would you say that [the room] is (unironically) a cinematic masterpiece too?
I have seen the arguments posed by old trek fans, and I have yet to see ANY sort of proper counter put forth by fans of new trek. All the fans of new trek do is exactly what you do here; ignore all the actual argumentation while insisting it's all in people's heads.
You know what the people who like the prequels do? They acknowledge the flaws. They don't pretend that there aren't any. Unlike all the people who constantly need to blindly "defend" against the criticism levied against things like [new trek].
New trek is depressing af, the dialogue sounds as though it's written like bad fan-fiction by a not so eloquent teenager. And what's with all the blood, gore and colorful language?
What possible reason could the entirety of the federation of planets have to reintroduce copious amounts of swearing into their use of language? In fact, that's literally not how language works. It takes far longer than a single human lifetime to change the usage of language that much and on such a large scale. Since when is star trek like that?... Well, since new trek.
It is SO OBVIOUS that the thoughtful and insightful nature of star trek was replaced by "sheer, fucking, hubris".
Enjoy it subjectively all you want, that is your right as an individual and people should just accept that.
Same goes for people who enjoy the taste of feces. But don't go around claiming a turd on a plate is a 5* meal when it's not... It's not right. There are MANY flaws, some of which are arguably irredeemable. And it simply doesn't work when people don't actually try to counter those arguments and instead try to brush them aside or talk around them. 🤷
And as a final thing to take note of;
Our subjective opinions have NEVER actually held the power to dictate reality. (what people think about and used to think about the prequels, is inconsequential) If tomorrow everyone started eating turds on plates, that wouldn't magically make feces a healthy and sustaining meal. Reality simply does not work like that. 😮💨
Same goes for the quality of a work of fiction. People liking or enjoying something is not an actual look at the quality of its construction. So the argument you use here just doesn't work in the way you're trying to use it.
Yorktown was the name of the original ship in the original pitch for the show.
Fun fact, in the original films the NCC-1701A was the refited USS Yorktown.
The aircraft carrier the original ship was named after, USS _Enterprise_ (CV-6), was the sister ship of USS _Yorktown_ (CV-5).
The original USS _Yorktown_ was sunk at Midway in 1942. USS _Enterprise_ made it through the whole of the Pacific War. She was marked as surplus in 1946, and ultimately sold for scrap in 1958, six years before Gene Roddenberry - who was a bomber pilot during the war - began work on _Star Trek_ with the S.S. _Yorktown._
Nobody does music with her hands like our Jen! 😁
RIP to Anton who was wonderful in Odd Thomas also.
He was also in Terminator Salvation
@@mattschliemann9683 And Green Room 😳
Jen is definitely my kind of nerd. I love her work.
I love your reaction when sabotage came on!
When I saw this in the theatre, everyone went bananas at that moment 😂
“I have the beat and shouting”. Sabotage is my favorite classical song, next to Christmas splif.👍🏾
the Little girl with Sulu is Demora Sulu, his daughter, she's seen in the original timeline in the movie Generations as the Helmsman of the Enterprise B
I really have to admit Zachary Quinto is just an amazing Spock.
As reinventions go, they also did a superb job with Star Trek Strange New Worlds, which takes place on the Enterprise 10 years before TOS. We see Pike, Spock, Uhura, Kirk, Chapel and later Scotty with a splendid crew, episodic stories. They also did a great job updating the intro theme and the ship.
Yes please watch the entire original series, it's a vibe. Don't forget DSN, Voyager and Enterprise all are worth watching.
My sister calls the Star Trek reboot "STAR TREK BABIES" à la "Muppet Babies" 😄
YEA Jen. I love watching you get so hyped in a reaction video. You are so much fun. Thank You so much
I feel they did that whiskey scene at 3:01as an homage to late actor Anton Yelchin. As there is on glass left full and Kirk and McCoy took their drinks.
This is an underrated gem. It went out of it's way to give us an interesting multi-faceted villain without retreading old characters. Not only that, actually made an interesting NEW member of the gang. If there ever is a new film I need to hear her talk about her new "house". I want to hear they salvaged parts of the Franklin for the Enterprise repair, and that she can tell you where each bit is.
6:01 Mark! Yeah! Okay! She's also in "The Expanse"! I prefer this character! 🖖
Glad the Ill-fated _Star Trek Enterprise_ got some recognition in this movie: The MACOs and the Xindi played a big part during the Series‘ third Season.
And of course the Franklin is very much designed inside and out to be an Enterprise-era ship, including the grey uniforms
Favorite NuTrek film
Great reaction Jen. I'm one of the old die hard Star Trek fans. I've been watching Star Trek since the early 70's. And I think you are right Jen when you say that they were made primarily to attract the younger generations. But old or young, how can you not love these movies?
Anton Yelchin's death will forever break my heart.
Same. I really enjoyed his work😔
6:42 Mark! It is cool to see a full-sized starship launch like that rather tiny ones as seen in "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" and both versions of "Battlestar Galactica"! 🖖
I saw the first movie with the Oregon symphony playing the scores. It was incredible. I love the music in both of these movies.
10:55 Mark! No, whatever it was, wasn't sucked out by an external source or force! It was blown out with the escaping air! 🤓🖖
I think any reboot, remake, reimagined of any movie or television the picks up a new fan that enjoys it and perhaps appreciates the originals is worth it.
I agree!
26:37 Mark! It isn't a spoiler now to point out that this movie has those that played "Steve Trevor" & "Heimdall" & "Gamora" & Executioner" and the actor from "Third Watch" & "Heroes" who is also in a "Star Wars" movie! 🤔
Jen to answer your final question, yes please. Add more reactions to the original series episodes to the playlist. 🙂
40:21 Mark! No, they aren't rebuilding the wrecked ship. They built a replacement ship. Knowing what I now know about the "Enterprise-D" I see no reason now to repair and/or rebuild the wrecked one, though. In the Prime Timeline, she exploded because of the self-destruct and then experienced atmospheric entry burning and then impacting on the planet's surface, and then the planet exploded! There's no coming back from that! 😮
6:35 Hey, there's the cute couple from earlier during Kirk's log, on the left! Never noticed them before now.
Anton Yelchin (Chekov) died during the filming of this movie, he hadn't shown up for rehearsal and when they went to his home he was found dead in his driveway. Apparently after he pulled into his driveway, he got out of his Jeep Cherokee to check for mail at his locked gate, his vehicle rolled down the steep incline pinning Anton between the pillar and the Jeep killing him. He was 27. 😔 Anyway, loved the review, love you, take care and stay safe ❤
He didn't die during filming. He died less than a month before the film was released in theaters. Filming by that time had been over for months.
As a classic _STAR TREK_ fan, I was quite impressed with how they split this timeline while keeping the original in tact. IMO the _Kelvin Timeline_ concept was inspired.
I agree!
43:51 Mark! 1.6K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! ☺️
Notes: "Netflix" somehow got to show "Star Trek: Prodigy" and so I viewed it! I appreciate these three live-action movies now even more so after seeing that series made for children or young people. 🤔 By that I mean, that I'm disappointed that by the 24th Century in that series and the 23rd Century in this movie trilogy, that more relevance is given to Slanguage than proper grammar! 😳
Bless you Jen Murray for being not just pretty, but also smart and intelligent enough to understand this trilogy as well as the older shows and movies!
I'm 59 and I have no problems with the canon (not "cannon") status of them! "Apocrypha" is applied to non-canon stuff like fan-made productions. I can accept alternate timelines and realities and a Multiverse! It is easy for me because I accept the phenomenon known as "The Tommy Westphall Universe"! As anything goes in the imagination of an autistic boy! 🧐
The USS Franklin is meant to be from the Star Trek: Enterprise era - the design is very similar to the NX-Refit that was intended to be introduced in the not-filmed 5th season (which was in fact meant to take place during the Romulan War - which is where "Krall" lost his mind). Edit: It's also where the Xindi was a thing - Season 3, basically. No spoilers.
Jen, it's been so fun watching you become a full-fledged Trekie.
To answer your question at 16:42, YES!! ALL OF THE YES! Would love to see your Mandalorian reactions come to UA-cam!
Man, i wasn't expecting to tear up hearing Anton as Chekov speaking in the end credits, but he was such a great actor and filled the role perfectly.
This is my favorite of the Kelvin movies. The visuals and the score are epic, and the cast is firing on all cylinders here. I'm one of the few that grew up watching TNG when it was new but still like these movies. Good to know that they are still drawing in new fans even 15 years later
39:40 I've heard that after Anton Yelchin passed away they did an almost last minute edit, and centered Chekov in the shot. As for everything else about this movie? I loved it. They felt most like the original crew in a new scenario, and I even loved the shout out to Enterprise, the last show before the long wait for new TV shows commenced, because the Franklin feels so much like that show's version of Enterprise that I started singing "Where My Heart Will Take Me" in the middle of the theater.
7:52 Jen: "We need more Di-Lithium Crystals!"
I would most definitely watch a Star Trek movie with Jen Murray playing the captain of the Enterprise.
I wish!!!
Leonard Nimoy gets credited as a "Prime" example in two different franchises! He also voiced the scientific Sleestak in Will Farrell's "Land of the Lost" movie! He narrated, and maybe hosted, the original "In Search Of..." and his successor here hosts the revival version. In the original series version of "Mission: Impossible" he was also a secret agent. He was a great person to meet and chat with! Including being with William Shatner. My favorite encounter was not at an autograph table or in a Q&A line, but when my best friend and I randomly encountered them, as we and they were just walking. I'm not sure if that was just the mingling part of "Supper with the Stars" or during the regular convention session or both? 🤔
I look forward now to viewing your video! 😊
I know this was a while ago, but I just want to say, my Mom is a die-hard Trek fan, and watched the original series as it aired when she was in high school. And she's loved the reboots. They aren't trying to replace anything. Like most of Trek they're just adding more.
I also really like these, and especially love how good the casting was. (Spock has always been my favorite character in all of Trek, and I think Zachary Quinto really nailed the character.)
I'm glad Jen enjoyed them and is enjoying the rest of Star Trek.
The three in the kelvin timeline this one is my favorite… I could feel your excitement when the beats and shouting dropped with the beastie boys lol
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Mandalorian reactions coming to UA-cam…. YES PLEASE!😊
love your love for old and new trek. keep going with all of the shows, there is something to love in all of them. Regardless of what others might say or think.
Jen, as always, LOVE YOUR REACTION! And your hand movements on the ending of the StarTrek theme music is very mesmerizing! 😀😀😀
Great reaction and you look amazing in the uniform. I did grow up with the original and yes, I loved these ones also.
i loved this film. Carl Urban played a fantastic Bones. Thought Jayla was amazing as well.
I'm so glad you've really been enjoying Star Trek, Jen, and there's still so much more. I especially have to agree with you that Karl Urban makes a great Bones. I think they did a great job with the casting in general for this version of the characters. Great reaction!!
I agree with you. I know nothing can replace our original cast, but this one has a ton of chemistry too. Star Trek always shines when it focuses on the friendships among the crew. This version has so much heart. And the musical scores are just phenomenal!
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yeah... uhmm.... trying to un-complicate the complicated here... Sulu's _daughter_ shows up in ST 7 at the the helm of the Enterprise-B, before the encounter with the Nexus.
that on-screen event then triggered a fan production called Star Trek Phase II to show an episode where then-Ensign Sulu is time-shifted in a transporter accident and fathers a daughter called Alara. That daughter is killed off, and Sulu is reverted to his younger self. George Takei guest stars as old man Sulu.
_off_ that plot point, years later we get another production set in the prime timeline where old Sulu (Takei) talks to his ST7-established daughter Demora about that Phase2-established daughter Alara, which we never saw.
since we never saw neither Demora's nor Alara's mother/s (tho they are mentioned in various books), and having Takei coming out as gay after the end of Star Trek, they decided to make _this_ Sulu (alternate) gay.
_this_ daughter we see here could either be Demora, OR Alara... fans widely consider her to be Demora since it's the one we've seen in the movie.
it's a retroactively-referenced spin-off reference.
bordering causality loop.
yeah.... Trek is full of those.
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and that officer is Commodore (Admiral?) Paris, which is a reference to Tom Paris from Voyager.
this would be this timeline's great-grandmother to Tom, 100 years down the line.
her first name is never mentioned, but it would be cool if she was named Miral, after Tom's daughter, which would make her a retroactive reference to _this_ Miral, and ... you get the point.
Jen, I absolutely love how much fun you're having with Star Trek. I was delighted to see this post and get an additional fix of Trek beyond (pun intended) the regular TNG Sunday (although I wish you'd do 2 per week😅).
As a child of 1967, I watched the original series in reruns and did enjoy them, although I didn't fully appreciate them until the movies came out.
I fully embraced TNG and love rewatching them with you and seeing them through your enjoyment. Can't wait until Sunday.
Live Long, and Prosper... Oh, the Vulcan 🖖 is something Nimoy stoll from seeing Jewish Rabi doing during a ceremony. I believe he explained it on a DVD extra somewhere or perhaps it was just an interview. Anyway that's where it comes from.
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Darn-it, I forgot to add that I also like and appreciate the JJ Abrams series. I don't know if 4 will get done or not. I hope, in one form or the other they do return Star Trek to the big screen.
Great reaction as always. You should watch Chris Pine in Outlaw King where he plays Robert the Bruce. It’s a fantastic movie…much of it filmed near where I live
This is my favorite of the Kelvin Trek movies. It doesn’t feel like too much fan service and does a great job with the characters and action. The story also feels very Trek where every character uses their specialty to help the whole team win. It’s great!
17:15 Mark! Someone published a book, a wall poster, and maybe calendars, dedicated to the "History of Ships Named Enterprise" and in that spirit I share this article link with you! 🖖
en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=USS_Franklin&action=edit§ion=0
A beat so ILL that it can be weaponized. One of two facts about Sabotage that prove just how awesome it is. (The other fact being that there are action figures for the original music video.)
uniform is definitely cool. and your definitely rocking it 😍🖖🤓
I'm glad you're so aware of the music of movies. Michael Giacchino is one of the best of the biz. He also did some music for the new Trek shows AND he directed a Short Trek called Ephraim and Dot on Paramount+ which is excellent.
Seen this movie a few times but never picked up on them saying Edison used to be a MACO! Also makes more sense now to me that he mentioned the Xindi at 36:22. That's a cool reference to another Star Trek series (prime timeline)
The blue uniform suits you, Jen. 🖖 xxxxx
Best line of the movie comes early on when Kirk is complaining about how routine everything has become, and says that "things have become...episodic." That was such a great call-back to TOS. The most heart-breaking moment of course was the reveal of the death of Ambassador Spock. Fans were still mourning the loss of Leonard Nimoy. It was a respectful tribute.
Man, imagine being a highly decorated MACO like Edison and protecting the Earth through 2 wars (tho the Xindi war wasn't really a war in the classic sense, so i guess only one) only to be put on an outdated ship and be told to go explore lol.
I don't quite manage to see these as Star Trek movies, but .. I do love them as great movies AND great Love Letters to both original Star Trek and its characters! Always enjoyable watching som Sci-Fi and/or great movie scores with you! Keep it up!
I think watching Star Trek TOS would be fantastic...From," Where No Man Has Gone Before " ,to ," Turnabout Intruder".
Make some popcorn. :)
As always a great reaction from you. This isn't one of my favourite Star Trek films, but watching with you makes it much better.
Don't get me wrong Jen, the casting in the new fims was great. The first two they did i like a lot, just this a bit less.
As a fan of the Enterprise tv show, I freaked out when they referenced things from that series. This and the previous movie dont get enough love......quite the opposite actually, but I find them so fun. A fourth movie would be great and it sounds like maybe it might be happening but its been so hard to get that project going from what I hear.
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Yes, bring them to UA-cam!
Jen is too freaking cute, especially when she’s humming the themes.
This is my favorite of the trilogy. It really feels like classic Star Trek, in multiple ways, while being it's own thing. And all of the actors feel like they fully become the characters in this one. The fact that an actual Star Trek fan Directed this one is very obvious. I also loved all of the references to Star Trek: Enterprise, the most underrated of the classic Star Trek shows.
**Also Kirk learning, this early in his career that he doesn't want the Admiral position, that he's a captain that needs a ship. Instead of having to go through 4 whole movies to get there. Is awesome.**
Love love love Star Trek!!!! Love them all!!!
Thanks for another great reaction, Jen!
Great reaction Jen as always, love the uniform and yes, i would watch your Mando reactions. 👍💯
I've been watching Trek TOS since the early 70s in syndication as a kid after school, then later in the evenings after the local nightly news (it bounced around over the years). Even so, I enjoyed the 2009 Star Trek. I did not care for "Into Darkness" all that much, but I loved "Beyond". I really do want another movie with this cast. Just a shame that Anton is not with us - that was heartbreaking.
A fourth STAR TREK movie was in development, with Chris Hemsworth reprising his role as George Kirk, who didn't die, but ended up in an alternate universe as he was imprisoned by inter dimensional beings with God like abilities and Kirk and the Enterprise crew must save his father. However it was cancelled following the accidental death of Anton Yelchin.
It was canceled because Paramount asked the cast to take pay cuts and Pine and Hemsworth said no
Just as well. That sounded like a horrible plot, anyway. Just trying to get blood from the turnip of "daddy issues" character arcs.
@@moondog3056 They know their-WORTH-that's why they said no. Hemsworth had his THOR film series at the time.
@@kerry-j4mthe problem being sometimes paying all the actors their "worth" makes the production too expensive to be profitable. And it does sound like a terrible plot.
Thanks jen. On kirk and spock as a great team . There is a deleted scene from the first movie 09 . Where kirk is speaking to spock prime about how they are not friends and hate each other. Shock says they will be friends and a great team , that they will have a famous partnership. Like lennon and Mccarthy ( the beatles) .
6:42 Mark! Jen, I'm not looking at the credits now. But when you read them, you can clarify of it is "Spock Prime" or "Prime Spock", right? 🤔🖖
Jen, you look quite fetching in that uniform, it suits you. I enjoyed this movie more than the second one it had the heart the second one was missing. However, I am a Trekkie through and through, and I love them all. Great reaction Jen!
A bittersweet watch, Jen, it's a great film, but we lost, Leonard Nimoy and Anton Yelchin. 💔
I would love to see watch your reaction to more of the original series, please.
Hi Jen ,, Sad Fact , Make the most of watching Chekov (Anton Yelchin) in this film as by the time it was Released Poor Anton (R.I.P) had already Passed Away , he was killed when (due to a faut in the vehicle) his Jeep Grand Cherokee Rolled Backwards trapping him against a stone pillar & security Fence 😮💨... A real Sad loss because at 27 who knows how big a star the Talented Actor could have become ...
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in answer to your Question we would love to see you React To "The Mandalorian"
Personally, I can enjoy any version of Star Trek. ✌️
She's such a nerd, and I love it.
I happy when You Tubers show Star Trek wear the suit. I salute you.
I've always said, and maybe I already did to you, but yes, the casting for this was top notch. Quinto as Spock was spot on, Urban as Bones is great. But Pine does such a great job of nailing the Kirk that Shatner did, without doing Shatner. If that makes sense.
Love this movie, but I am glad they took a pause before making more. I think we all needed time to process losing beloved cast members, new and old. Jen, I would be totally happy to watch you react to each and every one of the original series episodes, if you'd like to do that! Love Star Trekking with you. :)
I'm older and enjoy these immensely... you're reactions to these are wonderful kid😃👍🌹
I really liked this film.
Such of fan of how they altered the time-line with these movies.
One of the great things about _Star Trek_ is that it reinvents itself for different generations. My mom was a fan of the Original Series, while I grew up with _The Next Generation._ Though the different groups of fans may squabble amongst themselves about the pros and cons of their eras, it is smart to never let the IP stagnate.
This is my favorite of the Kelvin timeline movies. It's sad that tragedy bookended the production of this film. Leonard Nimoy passed a little before production began, and only weeks before the release of the movie, Anton Yelchin died in a freak accident. If production of a fourth Kelvin _Trek_ ever gets off the ground, the writers must address the problem of Anton's Chekov. While there is no perfect solution, an in-universe explanation exists. They can say Chekov left the _Enterprise_ to serve aboard the _Reliant,_ just as the character did in _The Wrath of Khan._
Yer that would be a good nod to the ST-TOS movies ... I don't want a recast or an off-screen death.
5:57 Wise words from Chrisjen Avasarala..or Shala'Raan vas Tonbay.
Released during the 50th anniversary.
It does feel like a episode of the original series.
The actions and scope gladly increase because of director Justin Lin (post Fast & Furious) and the script was co-written by Scotty himself, Simon Pegg.
The original crew adjusting to these voyages was better expressed than on the original series.
Usually it's just another day for everybody and you see more of everyone handling it on their own way.
Much like the original series, some villains have been ex-Starfleet members and 'out of the blue' allies become part of Starfleet.
Idris Elba as the Captain gone rogue, Krall was good and sinister.
Sofia Boutella's next role after Kingsmen (2015) as Jaylah was meant for Jennifer Lawrence and definitely shows she could be an exciting action heroine.
Both actors had incredible makeup work (especially Elba).
Rihanna provides a song called Sledgehammer.
The first one ever recorded for the film series.
Leonard Nimoy & Anton Yelchin passings were deeply felt.
Their contributions as old & new characters are certainly unforgettable.
After BEYOND, multiple Star Trek original series have been going pretty strong from CBS All Access to Paramount plus.
More movies are apparently coming, but with the original crew, it's unknown if we'll see them again.
I've had so much fun enjoying your trip down Trek! This movie and the trilogy are such a love letter to TOS. I really adore and miss this crew.
I think you'd like 'Star Trek: Enterprise', it's a prequel to TOS and has a great cast and tonally is a nice mix of TOS and TNG. Folks gave it a hard time but have come around to it, as usual. If I may, I'd recommend watching the first two episodes of the pilot (Broken Bow parts 1 and 2) to see how you feel about it.
Thank you for sharing your Trek adventures! It's always nice to see nice folks fall in love with stuff you love 🖖🏼😄
Part II 😁 Haaaa! "Do they have underground bunkers"?? In the SPACE GLOBE?? 🕊️☮️
Hey Hey there Admiral Jen Murray. Love watching your reaction to this Star Trek. Love watching anything Star Trek with you. Hope you have a perfect weekend. ❤ Live long, and prosper, Admiral. 🖖🙂
An original series Fan and Loved all three Kelvin Timeline films! RIP Leonard Nimoy, RIP Anton Yelchin. LLAP🖖